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Albanian, Greek and Bulgarian gents
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some pics of men in the Middle East around 1890 -1910;
Kurds and Druzes amongst them |
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Armenian warriors from Karabakh. In the Caucasus, it is customary to depict the dead and their weapons on their headstone.
First two from circa 1840s, last is from the end of the 19th century. |
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some guys with a kaskara from East Africa
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a blade and dagger vendor on the market of Skoplje in Macedonia
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Bashi Bazouk with Shishane, Yataghan, and Kubur.
Colorized by me. |
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